St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15

w. s. Conrad-Cleveland
V. c. Seward Qnd. Rep, Saltwater
Observation-Disclosures.
c. L. Nor in-Cleveland. q
Senator E. NJ. Durant is known to be
for Cleveland.
John Mccarthy Demoracatic post
master, now out of politics,) says that
he is for Cleveland for president for an
other term.
Interviews with a number of promi-
nent Democrats in WinOna show an al
most unanimous feeling in favor of the
denomination of President Cleveland
for second term. There are some ex-
preSSlonS of dissatisfaction in regard to
his appointments, and the fact that he
has not been strong partisan has been
frequently mentioned, but the general
sentiment is in his favor, notwithstand-
ing.
Congressman Wilson is for Grover
Cleveland above all others, if he will ac-
cept, because he is the strongest and
best man for the place. He has given
the matter of vice presidency but little
thought, but said that Villas was men,
TONED, and he was very able man.
Senator Hayden-Cleveland and Car
Isle.
Mayor Mathews Cleveland's chances
good, but there are 4 large number of
Democrats who are dissatisfied with his
course III the matter of appointments,
and think he is notenopgh of partisan.
Martin MISUNDERSTANDING
Ii. W. amberton-Cleyeland.
Sheriff Bogart-Clevelanda all the time.
EN-Mayor Ludwig-CleyeIand and
Bragg.
County Treasurer Fakler and City
Treasurer Mead-Cleveland
{. III. Lam6erton-Cleyela and Car
lisie.
Judge Story-Cleyeland and Villas.
DIR. ID. y. Stewart-Cleveland and st.
Clair kelroy, of the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle.
u. II. Clark-Cleveland and Villas.
j. III. JOhnSon-liill and Villas.
Hon. Henry l.. Broker, of DreSbach-
Cleveland has not filled enough of the
offices with Democrats, and is not a
strong enough partisan, but l favor his
denomination, however, because he is
the strongest and best man.
MARSHALL.
DR.. Reninger-Cleveland
Joe Crisieiski-Hill. of New York.
j. W. Nilliams-A Democrat, bat
Cleveland is not my meat; too much Of
amugwump.
II. NJ. Burchard- Cleveland.
NJ. E. Matthews-Cleve
V. B. Seward-St. John.
NJ. B. Drew-Pat Kelly.
W. 5. Dibble-Republican, but prefer
Cleveland to o change.
L. A. WoOiruff-Blaine.
T. c. Aldrieh-Blaine
Will Rich-William Window, against
high tariff.
I. p. Baldwin-Blaine.
f. K. Weikle@Sherman.
j. 2. WatSon-Blaine.
o. E. Gdl-Blaine.
j. +. RemOre-Blaine.
w. d. Hillger, Blaine is the smartest
man in politics to-day.
S. Butturff-Indecision with Blaine
tendency.
c. NJ. Wilcox-Blaine.
J. &. Sehultz-Blaine first and last.
Eli Frick-Blaine.
E. l.. Heaiy-Blaine.
c. Z. PatterSOn-Blaine.
A. II. Chace-Never could vote for
any man but Blaine.
d. F. Weymouth-John Sherman. 1
think Blaine a demagogue.
a. c. Forbes-Shefman and Allison.
G. 3. Tyier-Sherman.
c. F. CaSe-Sherman first, Blaine
second.
NJ. G. Humphrey-Blaine.
Fred PaTSonS-Dlaine.
G. E. ReiShus-RoScoe Conklin.
c. G. Whitney-TOO early to state.
COrreSpOndent-Th Republican vote
here would be largely for Blaine and
the Democratic vote for Cleveland under
the present political conditions. There
is not yet any settled preference for
vice president hereabOutS.
SPRING VALLEY.
C. NJ. Clark-Blaine.
John LemhoId-BleveIand.
S. BenSon-Biaine.
B. +. Langworthy-Bla
S. G. LObdiil-Blaine.
J. S. Lee@SheTman.
S. J. Nunn-COlquitt (Ga)
Ole AveIsgoFdE Cleveland.
J.E. Nutting-Blaine.
C.H. WagnH-Blaine.
l.. A. Ho0Fd-Sherman.
E. w. Re&ford-Blaine.
W. w. Blaine.
George Payne-Blaine.
L. w. Payne-Blaine.
E. W. Allord- Edmunds.
A. r. HoIman-Blaine.
l.. Griswo4d- Cleveland.
David Allen@SheTman.
George M. Warren-Blaine.
r. Knights-Blaine.
Austin Knights Blaine.
w. P. Belden rep
j. J. MaStenbrook-Cleve
G.. RoSe-Qeveland.
n. T. Tdmie-CleEeland.
E. F. ParkhurSt-Cleveland
S. Avery-Blafne.
W. Reidel-Cleveland.
E. Whitman-Blaine.
o. o. McElroy-No choice.
W. J. Hughes Rep.GCleveland.
George Culberton-Cleveland
\. Elliott-Cieveland.
Ira Leupin-Blaine.
j. Avery-Blaine.
Andrew NelsOn-Blaine.
W. II. Minott-Sherman.
j. c. Halbkat-Blaine.
r. l.. Moore-Blaine.
E. d. BartIettCieveland
H. Northumberland.
c. +. Rhode-AlliSon.
F. w. notwithstanding
3. w. Huntley-Cleyeland.
George BradfOrd-Hawley.
f. Y. Edwards 3. Finch.
NJ. W. WilliamS-Clinton B. Fisk.
J. W. HoKie-Sherman.
c. a. Lamps0n-Cleyeland.
W. TofgrinSon-Conklin
George w. Weed-Blaine.
J. B. Viall-Cleveland.
D. A. Sullivan-Cleveland.
j. r. JohnSon-Cleveland.
w. f. Jerome--Blaine.
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